Eutelsat 9b italia beam

stephan94

stephan94

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My Satellite Setup
1.80 Channel master 5 LNB KU KA C Band ,Dr HD D15
Openbox S3 HD II, SR 200 Extreme 4K; GTmedia V9 prime ; TBS 6983
My Location
Bavaria
I have not read it anywhere yet.
Now at 12341V at the Italia Beam there is a second MIS
the second in QPSK
with already known transmitter.

With my 1200 laminas it is from my location
pretty close to getting a lock.
Thanks to the Mio4K, it has found everything by itself and it worked out well

2 mis.webpmis2.webpmis2b.webp
 
Don't get it confused, it's the same frequency. A new IS ID 2 was added to this MIS, Mio shows different modulation because the one is synced with the xml that has the correct parameters and the other was auto found.
Look at the result from OpenATV which does not have 12341 in the xml
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Yes . I mentioned frequency 12341, but I know it's the same.
I did not stop the filter "synchronize with known frequency"
That's why there is this result.
 
Blindscan does not find the correct parameters when blindscanning MIS frequencies that are not synced. It returns auto values but these are corrected once the services are tuned and Tuner is selected as source for values in the settings. So, the muxes are not QPSK in reality, this is the auto value result. Possibly that could be fixed with having blindscan looking at the SDT tables, but that would slow down the searhing significantly.
 
In Serbia, there is no more reception of Nordic Beam (12111V, 12149V, 12188V)
also there is no Italy Beam reception (12111V, 12149V, 12188V MS) .. Serbia and Belgrade are exactly between 2 beams...

I have a reception right now 12226V (Nordic) 13.25 dB, and 12265V (Italy) 13.25-13.5 dB.. on Dreambox 920/Gibertini 150

TBS 5925 it has more value, 12226V (Nordic) 14.4 dB, and 12265V (Italy) 14.5 dB...... also 12341V (Italy) 15.0 dB, 12466V (Italy) 10.4 dB 9.0E-RFScan.webp
 
This beam is extremely tight as the map below illustrates,
Outside of this beam even with a very large dish you will not get this beam,E9B_Ku-band_Italy_Downlink.webp

This is the future of designer satellite footprints. :(
 
That footprint is misleading - the outer ring is the 51dBW contour so the actual coverage area on larger hobby dishes will be a fair bit wider than that.

Admittedly with modern beam shaping the fall off on the beam edges will be considerable but its going to be wider than that image suggests.
 
please it is possible to have reports of the bundle italy, from uk, north germany belgium, the netherlands, north france thank you in advance, also write the diameter of the antenna thank you
 
anto@ said:
please it is possible to have reports of the bundle italy, from uk, north germany belgium, the netherlands, north france thank you in advance, also write the diameter of the antenna thank you
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Italy beam reception in the Netherlands with 1.2 m:
12226 V (Nordic beam) is OK
12265 V (Italy beam) is OK
12341 V (Italy beam) no lock with 8.5 dB, need 1 dB more
12466 V (Italy beam) no lock with 6.4 dB, need 1.5 dB more
9.0E-RFScan.webp
 
thanks for the reply, but in the UK do you receive the Nordic beam?
 
for Italians residing in the UK, northern Europe, no reception, to use national TV, they must use tivusat
 
No sign of the Nordic beam here either - 1m dish 30 miles south of Edinburgh
 
hvdh said:
Italy beam reception in the Netherlands with 1.2 m:
12226 V (Nordic beam) is OK
12265 V (Italy beam) is OK
12341 V (Italy beam) no lock with 8.5 dB, need 1 dB more
12466 V (Italy beam) no lock with 6.4 dB, need 1.5 dB more
View attachment 128142
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Where in the Netherlands are you located?
How much bigger does the dish needs to be to actually get 1.5dB/ 2dB more?
 
Analoguesat said:
Ive read something recently saying most of the RAI HD channels will be going fta soon - just encrypting the usual restricted programmes
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That would make sense as a replacement for the SD ones on 10992 that currently do the same. They’re widely carried by cable/IPTV providers across Europe (with the blackouts) so they’ll most likely want to keep that functionality into the future!
 
@Stevenvc19 , location is in the Crazyscan.
Cross-polarization interference from strong H transponders (Greece & Germany beams) seems to be the issue with 12341 V and 12466 V, not dish size.
I have to point very accurately for these two.
 
hvdh said:
@Stevenvc19 , location is in the Crazyscan.
Cross-polarization interference from strong H transponders (Greece & Germany beams) seems to be the issue with 12341 V and 12466 V, not dish size.
I have to point very accurately for these two.
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I am located near Brussels so maybe I have a little less interference from the Northern beam. So that was why I am wondering if it could be possible to get that 1dB more
 
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